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BREAKING NEWS: Biden Administration Initiative for Keeping Families Together

Indera DeMine, Esq

We're here to keep you updated on the latest developments in immigration law.  

ENGLISH

The Biden Administration has announced a new program aimed at Keeping Families Together on June 18, 2024. This program is expected to impact around 500,000 undocumented immigrants in the United States. Although the specific details of the program have not been released, we have gathered the following information:

  1. This new process will provide an opportunity for certain noncitizen spouses and children to apply for lawful permanent residence, a status they are already eligible for, without having to leave the country.
  2. Non-citizens must demonstrate that they have been residing in the United States as of June 17, 2024.
  3. Non-citizens must also show that they have not been convicted of a disqualifying crime.

Approval for this program will be granted on a case-by-case basis. It will involve the approval of a work permit for three years, followed by the ability to apply for permanent residency in the U.S.

This announcement is a positive development for immigrants who have been living in the shadows and unable to live and work lawfully in the United States. As more information becomes available, we will keep you updated. Stay tuned!

 

SPANISH

NOTICIAS DE ÚLTIMA HORA

El 18 de junio de 2024, la Administración Biden anunció un nuevo programa destinado a mantener unidas a las familias. Se espera que este programa impacte a alrededor de 500,000 inmigrantes indocumentados en los Estados Unidos. Aunque no se han dado a conocer los detalles específicos del programa, hemos recopilado la siguiente información:

  1. Este nuevo proceso brindará una oportunidad para que ciertos cónyuges e hijos no ciudadanos soliciten la residencia permanente legal, un estatus para el que ya son elegibles, sin tener que salir del país.
  2. Los no ciudadanos deben demostrar que han estado residiendo en los Estados Unidos a hasta del 17 de junio de 2024.
  3. Los no ciudadanos también deben demostrar que no han sido condenados por un delito que los inhabilite.
La aprobación de este programa se otorgará caso por caso. Implicará la aprobación de un permiso de trabajo por tres años, seguido de la posibilidad de solicitar la residencia permanente en los EE. UU.

 

Este anuncio es un desarrollo positivo para los inmigrantes que han estado viviendo en las sombras y no pueden vivir y trabajar legalmente en los Estados Unidos. A medida que haya más información disponible, lo mantendremos actualizado. ¡Estén atentos!

 

CREOLE

Madi kite 18 Jyen, Administrasyon Biden nan anonse yon nouvo pwogram ki vize pou Kenbe Fanmi Ansanm. Pwogram sa a espere pou afekte anviwon 500,000 imigran san papye Ozetazini. Menmsi detay espesifik pwogram nan poko pibliye, nou ranmase enfòmasyon sa yo de pwogram nan:

  1. Nouvo pwosesis sa a ap bay yon opòtinite pou sèten mari oswa madanm ak pitit ki pa sitwayen pou aplike pou rezidans pèmanan legal, yon estati yo deja elijib pou li, san yo pa oblije kite peyi a.
  2. Moun ki pa sitwayen dwe demontre ke yo te rezide Ozetazini depi avan 17 jen 2024.
  3. Moun ki pa sitwayen dwe montre tou ke yo pa t kondane pou okenn krim diskalifyan.

Apwobasyon pou pwogram sa a ap fèt  ka pa ka. Li pral enplike apwobasyon yon pèmi travay pou twa ane, apre sa yo ka aplike pou rezidans pèmanan Ozetazini.

Anons sa a se yon devlopman pozitif pou imigran ki te ap viv nan kache epi ki pa t kapab viv, ak travay legalman Ozetazini. Pandan plis enfòmasyon ap vin disponib, n ap kenbe ou enfòme. Rete konekte!
Indera DeMine, Esq

Indera DeMine, Esq

Ms. DeMine is a resident of Southwest Florida and a solo practitioner located in downtown Fort Myers. Ms. DeMine started her immigration law career immediately after graduating Ave Maria School of Law in 2012. She began working for a local firm in Fort Myers, Florida for almost 4 years. As an immigrant herself, Ms. DeMine has always been passionate about Immigration law and welcomed the opportunity to help her clients navigate the often confusing, immigration process.